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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

Reported for THE EVENING star.
CORPORATION COuRT.-Tne CORPORATION Court
Judge Meade, resumed its session this morning
Jurors from the county OF Fauquier had been sum-
moned at Warrenton and Its Deighborhood. The
case upon the indictment OF John Curran for the
murder Of Policeman Julian Arnold at the fair
grounds In this city on the 14th OF May last was
called, and Commonwealths Attorney Marbury
appeared for the prosecution, and Messrs. Burke
and Greene for the defense. Some preliminary
motions were made.
FuNERAL-The funeral Of Mrs Margaret B. Dam
gerfeld took place here this afternoon from the
residence OF Mr.. Francis l. Smith. Rev. DR. Wor.
ton and other Episcopal clergymen ofaciatipg.
Mrs. Dangerield was the daughter OF John c.
Vowel, a leading shipping merchant here for
nearly nifty years. She married Mr.. Edward Dam
gerneld, ktnd-hearted old citizen, who built the
fine mansion on Pitt and Wolfe streets and Of
whom there are many pleasant recOllections here
but she became widow many years ago
NOTES.-The Hydrauli0n steam Fire Engine Com
pany met last night and arranged for a visit to
Richmond at the Lee cornerstone celebration-
The city democratic committee, Mr.. l. Marbury
chairman, met last night and arranged the plan OF
pharmacy board now in session at Richmond by
Mr.. Edgar Warneld.-St Johns Cadets conteIn.
plate visit and a days camp at Grange camp
this month.-The Young Mems Christian AssO.
citation will begin series OF parlOr lectures next
Tuesday.-The Confederate veterans OF Lee camp
will be escorted TO Richmond on the occasion Of
the laying OF the Lee monument cornerstone by
the Alexandria Light Infantry.-Judge {. Ii.
Ashton, OF King George County. Va, has been ad-
way, having been well repaired, Is now In god
condition.-Mr. T. Madison Broadus OF this city,
has become student at the Washington college
OF Pharmacy.
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Not a Disorderlv Hons
JUDGE COX DEFINES WHAT Is NscEss ART TO sCs
TAIN SUCH CHARGE


TAIN Such A CHARGE.
Yesterday, IN the Criminal Court, Judge Cox the
case OF Frank Freeman, charged with keeping a
disordery house at the corner OF 1th and streets
was tried on appeal from the Police Court, and a
verdict OF not guilty was rendered some neigh
oors testified that they had witnessed In the upper
rooms OF the place acts OF fndecency, and that
thete was disorder there on one or two occasions.
On The other hand some OF the neighbors testified
tDat the place was an orderly and quiet one and
nOthing they mad witnessed about it was TO be
condemned The defendant denied that he had
permitted any disorderly proceedings and asserted
That he had used his best efforts to keep the
place respectable one.
Judge cox. In charging the Jury said that to
make disorderly house there must be some dis
turbance or the pubic peace. Gambling and
drinking may go Oh inside the house. These NAV
De IN violation OF the law, but II IT does not offend
aDypody outside IL does not make a di ,orderly
house. III people were allowed to 90 inside and
Grlnk, and then go outside and loiter about that
Would amount TO keeping disorderly house Or
the otner nand, single instance OF dsorderly con.
duct LOT which the proprietor OF the place is Lot
Responsible would not sustain a charge OF Keeping
adlsocoefiy house. lie hight be disposed to keep
MS mouse orderly, and yet disorder might occur
Nltnout ais power to stoD 1t. Then again indie
cen'y, II exhibited 10 the public Extensively would
nite diSorderiy house, but 70 Convict the pro-
p1rIOi IL must De shown that he cOnnives at or Der
nlI's such acts. The verdict, as stated, was not
guilty.
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TECrIyE IN THAT CITY.
Last night, in Baltimore, Detective Hall arrested
Vim. Wills, alias Chas. Fillmore, alias Smith, the
old man charged with stealing horse belonging
TO WIN. James Son, feed dealers at No. 941 B
street northwest. Detective Hall met Wills In q
street car, inqutring the whereabouts Of the Har-
ford road. The oficer recognized him as the indi.
vidual who was recently released from the BaItt-
more penitentiary, and took him into custody.
When the Old man was released from the peniten-
tiary Two weeks ago he wore gray mOuStache
and had q black eye. AS heretofore published in
The STAR, he was brought 10 this city to answer
TO an indictment against him for horse stealing.
he claimed TO be eishty-three years old, but the
oifcerS say he Is not seventy. Saying he had been
reformed, and wanted TO 60 TO his home In New
orleans 10 die, the case against him Was nc lie
pressed, and a purse was made up, and he vas
provided with ticket TO New Orleans. lie LETT
here and went to Baltimore, where he was to ship
for New Orleans, but before the time came for
starting he sold his ticket, purchased watch and
chain and returned TO this city, where he stole the
horse belonging TO Mr. James, and sold 1t TO Louis
Johnson, an Old cOlOred man LIVING in West WASH
fngton, whose stable recently burned down aud
three horses belonging to him were burned TO
death. The police have been notified Ut the ar
rest, and Detective Horne went 10 Baltimore this
morning alter the prisoner.
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A Charge Of IEeu.ebrcak,n~.
Young LADY AWAKENED BY FEELING A MICRO
HAND on HER FACEx

HAND on HEK FACE.
In the Criminal Court, JUICE Cox, this morning,
robust colored boy, nineteen years old. named
Jno. Henry Brown, was placed on trial for house.
breaking IN the night a, the residence OF Jno Fos-
ter, in Witterberger street, between s. T. 9Th and
7ih streets northwest, on the night OF the 9th OF
July last Mr.. T. NJ. Hewlett for the defendant Mr..
Foster testified that he was awakened by his
daughter, who slept In the same room and the ac-
cdsed jumped out OF the window. The daughter
Testified that she was awakened by the man put
called her mother, ana when her father cot up he
jumped out OF the window aud ran into his own
mouse, next door, The defendant testified that he
was not at the house that night. Henry Smith
destined corroboratlng Brown, as also Jas Smith
Inc latter, however, was badly trtpped as todates
Marina Brown, the mother OF the accused testi-
NED that the DEFENDANT did not come home that
nlSht I'LL near IL O'clock, when Mr. Foster came in
anu 20, sai 10 Ihat ne mad been In the house.
The jury found verdict Of not guilty.
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A PorrrcL Errusros
Enp TUE nrErrsrnN OF NAIrlRIE INFORMAL

FOB THE DIFFUSION OF VALUABLE INFoRMA-
tn the cop,s,o, n, ,bo.a s5s labor under the delu-
that high prices alone attract Trde and who hold
aud transact bu ness under the false and nctuou
Let us reason together now that the weather
DemandS a hange OF attire. $500.
Let e., ps .Svaer ,na ss,pk e need aad desire
You ndour .edIy need q suit ef heayy-.e;gh eloth-
ing sAd 6re to make your parchsss ~Sese renan.s
ss'se b a Sc, ss7s, $50. ss7s. si6sa SlIsx
ibe.e or sss are ne ssesscnsbie Cor goods thss
st rf Is: ssa dar.Sie and nest
We vi, please and protect you. and shall
Ts sa, when gsles yon 70 upop the street
over o.ts are neIi N erdsr Lsht- se.shss for nsa
str1cti, sS wool. s,lk and ssta5 fscins. 40
sa555. sii.5o. sI2 50 upward. Bye ovsrcesis u
e o. s I. s. iayes. els ss7a Ga L. 81 50.
s1'' 0H Try on coat never mind the sost
We've rot him By the horns:
five let him 80 he'll butt You,
Butt you sure's your born
p.fr rs VS. BILLY Back Buster. ss. sweet Willisn
employed by ns for The sole purpose of buiane De
ss.Ts S' - s. s. q: "a @ $50: "a ap..sd
,s Ina On be ass :t :; .asa
San, ss M sssr VITA .sAr or d.,rst.r
We make mention Of tne female Inembers Of u
f:y sas sss ssa:.. 10 ssss !:
Price. sIss S2.5. es.s7. Is so. ss.ss. q S1H
'<a'' - .? ff Ss1s ApLrn.s
sz7 and sss 7sh.s .x-s .esr Hs. 80
ol0 Open saturday until ii pm.
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DEPARTURE OF DR. LNDsAY.-Rev Dr. John 8.
Lindsay, who recently accepted call as the pas
tor Of Sc. Johns p. E church, at Bridgeport,
COun., LETT this morning for list place and will
next sunday deliver hts firsr sermon there
A MONET DRAWER RoBBED.-John W. Claeett,
No. 32S5 NJ street. reports stolen from his money
drawer $i2 in money.
CAUTION 10 BoYs WITH BEAS-sHoorEas.-Nr.
Company, has lodged q complaint at the station
about the number Of gas-lamps broken By boys
with bean-shO0ters. Mr.. Leetch declared MS In.
stopped, to oner reward for the arrest OF the
culprfts.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
receiving reservoir temperature 81; condition at
north connection, SO; condition at south connec.
ton, 30; distributing reservoir, temperature, o.;
ef1uent gate-house, So High tide in the river to-
day at 8 "a a. m, low tide at 10 :3e D. m.
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Gianders in the District.

ME- KEY SAYS THERE ARE MANY AFFECTED HORSES
IN TIE DIsTRlCT-Two SHOT,
Agent Key, OF the Humane Society, said to
STAR reporter this morning that there were ut
least twenty glandered horses In the District OF
Columbia at present. Several cases he said. have
recently been reported In West Washington and
on the river road, which be is going 10 Investigate
In the car stables Mr. Key says there are at least
Ten or twelve glandered horses. Yesterday he
OF No. 3!5 AZ street southwest, the animal having
Deen condemned by DR.. Clever. Onlcer Slack yes
terday shot glandered mule belonging to Col
reeves, az Reeves station, on the Baltimore ard
ONO hafreid, the animal having been condemned
by DR.. Rabeir
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The Mitc1aelstOwn Inquest.
TIE CROWN COUNSEL DECLARES THE JURY Is IN II
HANDS OF THE LEAGUE.

TIE CROWN COUNSEL DECLARES THE JURY Is m TIE
HANDS OF THE LEAGUE.
MI. Morphy, counsel for the crown, yesterday
addressed the coroners jury In the case Of the VIC
tins Of the recent Mitchelstown riot He said that
he did not expect much consideration from the
turymen In view Of the fact that they were either
members of the National League or in sympathy
with its objects. 1t was hardly worth while for
him to address any Juryman who openly told the
court that he was In the hands OF the opposing
counsel
MIR. Harrington dnterrupting)-"This is the
grOSSeSt piece OF scOundreliSm ever heard of. No
remark that would possibly be construed as hav.
ing that meaning has been made"
Continuing his argument, Mr.. Morphy said that
the assembly was an unlawful one. and called for
seditiouS purposes. Mr. harrington Will address
the jury to-day.
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George Imspectors Arrested.

TIE POLICE PREVENT TEEN FROM OFFICIATING At
THE NEW YORK KEGIsTkY OFFICES.
Eight hundred and twelve policemen marched
to their posts In New York yesterday morning at
the registration onlces with a determination to
prevent any OF the eight hundred and twelve
George inspectors taking their places. They had
an easy time OF It until several OF the more hot
headed George men refused TO 90 awaJ when told
that they would not be permitted TO serve Thos.
BrtllIaan was o George martyr. He had In his
pocket certificate, With the O'Brien signature,
appointing him inspector OF the twenty-eighth
election district. Mr.. Brtllman was told that he
could not serve. and became noisy. He was ar
rested ana taken before Justice Murray, who
warned and discharged him. solomon z. Antler,
or ss24 Blocker street, was also arrested
but one woman attempted to register, and she
promises to make IL lively for the Inspectors who
refused 70 permit her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

TAyLoRs, Q33 PA AvE-Headquarters for the
best and most reliable makes OF KID Gloves for
Ladies and Mem We have now on hand an exteI-
slve stock OF all the new shades, both in plain and
embroidered ana all lengths. Weguarantee every
pafr and ut them to the hlld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

VISIT BRErrBARTHs FURNITURE House and exam
Inc the bedroom department one OF the best Sc
Iected line OF chamber suites in the city Tor Style
quality. finish, and price. call Is solicited. Re
member Breit0arth's Odd Fellows Hall, 1th street
nOrf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

THE TLpEN EsrATR.-The hearing in the appli-
cation OF Geo. Ii. 11lden for an Injunction to re-
strain the executors OF the estate OF his uncle
or money of the estate to the Tiiden trust fund
has been adjourned by consent OF counsel TO the
first Monday OF January, 1883.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

NnSuseOsentS fO"nIsuts
NATfoSAI--Carleton Company IN '.Sanon."
ALBAUGH's-Miss Banks in 'tJOan OF Arc"
kERSASS-Tony Pastor.
HARI1s-Gray & stephens CO.
MANASSAS fASoRAMA--Day and evening.
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The Associated Cbari,ies.
TIE WORK FOR M0NTu-PREPARING FOR THE
ANNUAL MEETING.

TIE NVhh fUN 4 NONIU-FREPAKIN0 FOR THE
ANNUAL MEETING.
Al the monthly meeting OF the board of managers
OF the Associated Charities last night, the general
secretary, l. 5. Emery, reported taat there have
been 700 calls upon the central Office since June
i3 last, OF which number 2lS were requests for
aims. 20 Tor work, 81 for advice, and ls9 were
visitors 10 report cases and make Investigations
Work has been found for g. aims given to 81
lamlles u nave been assisted in going away to he
cared Tor by Trends, Is have worked for temporary
aid IN the wood-yafd connected with the ONCE
A committee, composed OF Judge Smell DrS peck
anu Bradiuri, MI. W. II. Gunnisol and b. T. jan
neg, was appointed TO prepare for the annual
net.ihs, wa II occurs next month. In ADDITION
tEe lo,IowlaS committee on legislation was ap-
pointed: Rev. DIR. Elliott. Judge Macarthur, T. +.
LASER, Dr. PECK, and L. ). Emery. Contributions
amounting to $lGO. 60 were reported
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

ypdr1fsons for the "a hours cOnaeacfp1 n, , u. m.
For tie District OF Columbia. Maryland, and
Virginia, fair weather, slightly warmer, light TO
fresh northwesrerly winds becoming variable,
win fros.5 In Virginia
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SEE House & Herrmann's ad. on 81 page.

FOR PAKLoE AND LIBRARY SUITS 1: VIII pay you
10 cali at 8reltbarths Odd Fellows Hall, TN street
uCrI nYrSt.
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odd Fellows HaID, 7th street northwest.

TNyIOF's q33 Pa AyE.-We have reduced the
price or the c. p. Corset In all colOrs, red, old
golj, blue and pink. from s2.25 to sl.75. This re-
auction IN pr1ce 10 reduce stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

GE- YoJR CARPETS Down before the weather
turns COLI Our stock Is biz and prices small.
Your orders Will receive prompt attention at
W. II. HOEKE, sol Market space.
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UIH STOCK OF FUKNTTIKE CUnlDIttc Ind rea1y TOT
TIE l trade; the fnest selected stock OF chamber
library, DarlOr and dining-rOOm sets, all of the
very latest designs and workmanship uuexreiied.
The goods are sold upon their merits and We
guarantee satisfaction In every respect. call Is
solicited. cOnvince you that our business IS con-
ducted upon business principles. There Is no mis-
represent alton 70 effect sales. our prices compare
Win those OF much inferior quality. Come and
see Us No trouble TO show goods.
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Ors srocx on FrKNIruRx complete and ready

TauoEs, s93 PA. AvE.-Piease car and'examine
oar large aud varied stock or Ladies, Misses and
Children, CIoak5 and Suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

DUSLiP and Broadway blocks. Black and Brown
1er5ys At Francs, cor. 7th and ID. The One Price
Halter
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RICHARD HENDERSON, 923 r 81. NV, formerly
No 4C3 9th 81. NV. (iAncOln Hall bGiiding.)-
latest styles In paper napgings, decoratlons win
COW sa4C1s &C.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. Ia

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Besurs
gard and Early who i'm charge Of the drawings is
guarantee Of absolute fairness aud integrity, that the
chances all equal. and that no possibly
divine what number viii draw prize.
REMEMBER that the payment of all prizes 10
GUARANTEED By FOUR NATIONAL BANKS Of Nes
Orleans and the tickets signed b. the President d
Institution whose chartered nights recognized
in the highest Courts therefore, beware Of any iHts
tons anonymous schemes. ol2-w&s4w
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For Washington dressed beef 20 to Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 6sS, 6s-s and $40 Center Market, and 206 and
10 Northern Liberty. Corn beeI a speciality.
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2,lsS Prizes amounting ..eo35.OU0
Application for clubs should be made only -
the Office Of the Company IN New Orleans
For further Information write clearly, giving fun
address POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Ord-rs.
New lork hIchange an ordinary letter Currency W
NJ A. pACPHIN,
New OrlcAus Ia
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A NEW SouTn AFRICAN SrArE.--A treaty OF union
has been Concluded between the South African re-
public ana tbs New Boer republic. dencef0rth
they VIII be one State and under one president.
The nrst chief magistrate will be g. J. +. Kruger,
who u now president Of the South Afrfcnn repuD-
lie. The capital Will be Pretoria. Engiand's for
NAL sanction VI The union Is awaited Negotiations
are proceeding between the South African repub-
lac and the Orange Free state. The New B0er re-
puolc, or the "New Republic" a. the Beers cali II.
was founded N 1SS5 by freebooters from the Trans
vaAi at the expense OF the Zulus Il occupies the
western part OF Zululand and does not reach the
coast ~ area = about 500 square miles. and
It's capital Il vryheid. The New republic was only
recently recognized by England
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T oUIsIAyA STATE JorTERg
CAPITAL PRIZE slJ1,Ooo

"pS 10 hevsy ortt'v Thar nv s-,frg.r M o-rrnor.
n.,fs for al 0se monthly and Semi naHai DranlaOs Of
The LoH,stano stdie Lottery CbBaHg. aid iR psTsds
nlondge and control The Trutr,Ds aud Tad
me sdtne are conducted lfh hoaefy, ydfyn,ss ~
pcod ydtsh tooord al parties and authorize he Ob-
Dle this certificate lcL a.lxs Oh our s,o..-
teFes attached, o.perffsca.<.fx"
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Monday afternoon. at coventry, England, Wood
the Amer1can Cycling team, defeated Dubois and
Aeoingers q the French team. In atomic scratch
race Tor ESQ
Ma Juds0n fitzpatrick, accompanying the re.
mains Of her husband, let Panama for New York
on the 9Th Instant and may b expected on the
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A Marvel OF PURITY.

Royal Perfect Baking Free From Lime
all
baking powder before anda absolutely purs.
10 improved BY the Of which
possible to produce
u guaranteed
to q
Of market
absolute Baking .
powder
be perfectly in FORM
heatnfuL quality
deleerfous substance w. e Pr d.
Chena o. of Agrkunh
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When in Want of good smoke visit oul
Cigar department.. You viii be sure to return.
NJ. & p. METzGKR,
At 9TH St NV.
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A BeIligerent Old LADY.

SHE BEATS Mr.. KINGS SERVANT, TEARS Mr. KINGS
COAT AND SHIFT OFF, AND IL FINED SIS.
Mrs. Mary Chlanbeau, an old woman who lives
near Mills station, on the Baltimore and Ohio
OF MIR. W. u. King near the railroad station, last
Thursday evening. Mary Hillery, q colored SER
want in Kings house, was knocked down and
beaten by Mrs. Chlambeau. Mr. King went to the
servants assistance and found her lying On the
ground and the old lady beating her. lie at
turned upon him and tore his coat and SHIRT OF
his back. The old lady was afraid that King and
the servant girl would turn the tables on her and
she called 10 her husband, "Cnariie, get the gun"
Her husband Obeyed, aimed at Mr.. King, and bred.
Mr.. King escaped without getting shot. The
parties separated, and on Sunday Onicer Slack
arrested the old lady, and In the Police Court this
morning she was nned sl5 or 80 days in Jail
THE A,fERTcAN GRAPHOPnONE CoMPANy.-Tbe
stockholders of the American Graphophone CO:
met at Harpers Ferry yesterday and continued
the same board OF directors. Reports OF the Diff
ferent officers were received and read 1t was an
machines had been made with the western Elec.
trio Co., OF New York and Chicago, and these
would be followed Immediately with contracts
with other leading establishments, 50 that by De-
cember II WAS thought the company would be
able TO meet the great demand that Is made upon
them for the Instruments.
FREDERICK WARpE's ENGAGENENT.-The sale OF
seats for the engagement OF Frederick Warde, the
tragedian, at the National Thedter, Will begin at
the box-onice OF that house Tomorrow morning
Mr.. Verde Will present new romantic drama
called 'Gaston Cadol," during his engagement.
TURKISH CARPET AND RUG SALE-Now is the
prices OF those bought at DOwiing's opening sale
this morning. II was complete slaughter IN
oriental goods The public should a Therefore take
bargains may possibly be obtained.
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SEE House Berrmann's ad. on 81 page.

MEMS GOOD FUR DEKgYs, $50; nne, 81; best,
sc al A. T. Lewis, 49, 1th st.
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Harvey Has Just Returned
this morning from his famous oyster grounds
with an assortment OF the finest oysters seen in
the city this season.
Cor. 18th and Pa. ave-
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giNIIk noS rssdy. hone genuine unlsss b.az11S
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